President Trump throws down debate gauntlet to his presidential opponent amidst ‘hush money’ trial.

The House is scheduled to take up several bills, with the most notable being legislation to combat anti-Semitism on college and university campuses.

Arizona Republicans released a statement denouncing the charges as ’suspiciously convenient and politically motivated' given their timing.

Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub are called to step up their effort against the system of illegal work.

‘I’ll be going [to Florida] this evening after this case finishes up; this horrible, unconstitutional case,’ President Trump said.

Former Trump assistant Rhona Graff testified on Friday.

‘Warning: your failure to appear in court may result in your immediate arrest and imprisonment for contempt of court,’ the judge wrote in his order.

‘Many of them are products of our universities. And that’s, that’s distressing, to say the least,’ said Democrat New York City Councilman Robert Holden.

Trump has repeatedly called on the president to debate him.

The U.S. Senate candidate calls the demonstrations “organized support of terrorism” and urges political leaders to respond.

‘If the money were truly intended for Taiwan, Congress could directly appropriate it as such,’ said Rep. Harriet Hageman.

Several legal experts reacted to the Supreme Court’s hearing on Thursday.

A witness revealed inconsistencies regarding an FBI report in the case.

A policy group this week warned that the U.S. Department of Treasury’s proposed budget could significant increase taxes for certain Americans.

‘We’ve lost our sense of stewardship,’ David Walker said.